Mint Julep.
Mint: Missing
Bourbon: Missing
Powdered sugar: Missing
Water: Missing
Mint Julep combines bourbon with mint, a little sugar, and water. The mint is pressed gently so its aroma is released without shredding the leaves. Crushed ice chills the glass and gradually dilutes the sweetened bourbon, keeping the mint scent clear above the spirit's grain and oak character.
Collins GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Mint Julep?
- Mint: Missing4 leaf
- Bourbon: Missing7.39 cl
- Powdered sugar: Missing1 tsp
- Water: Missing2 tsp
How do I make Mint Julep?
What does Mint Julep taste like?
Bourbon and fresh mint give this drink sweet oak and cool herbal notes. Crushed ice creates a cold, lightly diluted texture.
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